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Bankster
A portmanteau of "banker" and "gangster", popularized by (among others) the economist Murray N. Rothbard, used by him to attack what he held to be the inherently fraudulent nature of Fractional-Reserve banking (as opposed to 100% gold reserve banking, which he defended as the only honest form of banking). Frequently used in reference to The Fed.
In more recent popular usage, often refers in a vague way to the forces of "Wall Street", or to those persons in the financial services industry who grow rich despite the continued impoverishment of those who depend on their services, and despite their apparent inability to succeed in business without constant government assistance.
In more recent popular usage, often refers in a vague way to the forces of "Wall Street", or to those persons in the financial services industry who grow rich despite the continued impoverishment of those who depend on their services, and despite their apparent inability to succeed in business without constant government assistance.
"The Fed is an organized cartel of banksters, who are creating inflation, ripping off the public, destroying the savings of the average American."
"The banksters crashed the economy, but thanks to generous federal bailouts, they won't have to sacrifice their fat bonuses."
"The banksters crashed the economy, but thanks to generous federal bailouts, they won't have to sacrifice their fat bonuses."
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bonksercise
being physically exercised by a ssgt to the point of death. usually in boots and utes and when survived resulting in extreme pain and discomfort. pain is usually long enough to ruin your weekend.
bonksercise by horschel April 1, 2009
bankster
Noun
A portmanteau or blend word derived from combining "banker" and "gangster." Usually referred to in the plural form "banksters" to refer to a predatory element within the financial services industry, such as those offering "too good to be true" adjustable mortgage rates for home buyers
A portmanteau or blend word derived from combining "banker" and "gangster." Usually referred to in the plural form "banksters" to refer to a predatory element within the financial services industry, such as those offering "too good to be true" adjustable mortgage rates for home buyers
bankster by Neil Ogism March 5, 2008
bonster
bon·ster - noun -ˈbän(t)-stər
1) a being of extreme abnormal form
2) a : a being of shocking proportions
b : an anomaly for its kind
3) something bonstrous; especially : something of unnatural or extreme size
1) a being of extreme abnormal form
2) a : a being of shocking proportions
b : an anomaly for its kind
3) something bonstrous; especially : something of unnatural or extreme size
Holy fuck! It's a bonster!
Bankster
A word derived from combining “banker” and “gangster”.
- A private bank that engages in illegal, deceitful, or unethical practices for profit at the expense of their customers or associates.
- A private bank that engages in illegal, deceitful, or unethical practices for profit at the expense of their customers or associates.
1. The banksters at Goldman Sachs promoted and sold shady mortgage back securities to their clients which resulted in huge losses.
2. I really hate banksters because they only care about making profits for their shareholders and receiving those huge bonuses.
3. Our banksters are gambling with depositors’ money by buying very risky derivatives.
2. I really hate banksters because they only care about making profits for their shareholders and receiving those huge bonuses.
3. Our banksters are gambling with depositors’ money by buying very risky derivatives.
Bankster by AgeOfJefferson September 19, 2014
bankster
all the the CEOs of banks like goldman-sachs, AIG,who lined their own pockets first, when the economy was starting to crumble, then foreclosed on small town america